France May Assume Control of Monaco Principality
Washington reports discussions in Paris and Monte Carlo over transferring virtual control of Monaco to France, altering tax rules for residents as casino profits help fund the state. The Geographical Society notes Monaco’s small area, coastal reach, and shift from gambling wealth to broader amusements amid evolving tourism and entertainment.
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Principality of
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Kingdom of Chance
Riviera
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Monte Carlo
National Geographical Society
Golfing Along Mont Agel Trails to Alpine Peaks
The text notes Prospect for prosperity and describes Mont Agel golf course offering routes toward the snowy Alps and the blue coast of the Cote dAzur, highlighting a scenic drive between mountains and sea.
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Mont Agel
Alps Maritimes
Cote d’Azur
Monaco’s Charm Persists Amid Possible Political Turmoil
The piece notes Monaco’s devoted visitors would endure taxes and minor boundary shifts if France absorbed the principality. It imagines changes from Beausoleil to Monte Carlo, a potential fortress under a tricolor, yet suggests most readers would remain ignorant of such shifts while Monaco keeps its famed terraces, ports, courts, beaches, and casino culture.
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Monaco
France
Beausoleil
Monte Carlo
Condamine
Port of
Hercules
la Festa Club
Principality of
Dog Deserts Happy Home for Life in City Pound
William Erlandson, dog catcher in Evanston, cites Buttercup as proof that he treats dogs better than their owners. Buttercup ran away, was taken home, then returned to the pound the next day to rejoin life in the city facility.
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Evanston
Tll
William Erlandson
Buttercup
Success and Failure in Human Conduct
The text compares how individuals respond to success and failure, noting that generalizing about people is risky. Scott and Lewis show different reactions to success. Flo revels in achievement, while Lewis analyzes mistakes to improve. Lewis admits past blunders and vows to improve.
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Scott
Lewis
Flo
Blindfolded pilots trained to fly to airports
Air pilots are trained to fly using instruments as a cockpit hood keeps the pilot blind to the sky. John Murray of United Airlines flew from Iowa City to Chicago by instrument guidance and radio beams guiding him to the center of O'Hare while another pilot rode without touching the controls.
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Chicago
Chicago Municipal Airport
Windy City
Pacific Coast
Murray
O. K
John Murray
United Airlines
Iowa City
Ralph Johnson
United
Air Transport Company
Do Not Aid Lewis By Pointing Out His Errors
A 1932 Western Newspaper Union note urges readers to guide Lewis toward success by highlighting his past boneheaded mistakes. The agency frames that frank critique as a helpful, rapid path to better judgment.
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Lewis
Western Newspaper Union
Victoria Cross valued at ten cents and limited awards
The Victoria Cross is the most prized British war award originated in 1856 by Queen Victoria. It is given to soldiers and sailors of any rank for notable deeds of valor in the presence of the enemy. By World War I only 522 had been awarded.
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Western Newspaper Union
Advice That Lingers Like Snow on the Mind
A pithy reflection notes that gentler advice settles longer in memory, sinking deeper as it softens like fresh snow. It suggests that softer words may have a stronger, longer-lasting impact on thoughts and feelings.
Pwllheli Wales Hosts Scenic Salt Pool Beauty
Pwllheli in Wales offers golf links bowls sea and river fishing with romantic views of Harlech mountains Cardigan Bay and the Snowden foothills to the north. The long sandy beach faces Harlech across the bay making the scene mirror of bardic tales.
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London
Pwllheli
Wales
Harlech Mountains
Cardigan Bay
Snowden Range
Harlech
Pwilheli
Speedboat Speedway King Crowned in Oakland Race
Speedway ace Bob Carey, photographed smeared with oil after the Oakland race, earns the speedway title by amassing enough points to win the championship despite finishing second to Bill Cummings.
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Bob Carey
Oakland
Calif
Bill Cummings
Household hints for kitchen and home repairs
A worn whisk broom becomes a good sink scrubber. Tinware stays rust free with fresh lard in a hot oven. Dried bread crumbles less in muslin when rolled. White sauce serves as a base for many dishes. Pastry should be cold. cold dough bakes up flakier. Renovate a dirty couch hammock by painting. two coats recommended. Potatoes bake faster on the broiler. quick baking enhances flavor.
Only One Way of Building Up Herd
The article explains selective cattle breeding to boost butterfat yield. From 1906 to 1930 the average annual butterfat per cow rose from 215 to 302 pounds, a near 50 percent gain. Breeders discard weaker offspring and repeatedly breed from high butterfat producers to advance future generations.
Ration's Effect on Nutritive Value of Milk
Ohio experiment station reports two years of feeding milk to calves from cows on high or low protein rations yielded identical results. Despite mineral supply in feed, milk composition remained unchanged. calves fed that milk did equally well. Legume hays rich in minerals are noted for value. Wisconsin Agriculturist notes organic mineral assimilation may explain findings.
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Ohio Experiment
Wisconsin Agriculturist
Gold Medal Winners In Jersey Cattle Club Awards
Recent winners include E. M. Sherman from Charles City Iowa on Tormentor's Brownie Bell with 514 pounds butterfat in 305 days J N Martin from New Providence Iowa on Ayredale's Pure Gold's Nina with 764 pounds butterfat in a year Sir Owl's Countess' Cactus owned by W H Eddy of Howard Lake Minnesota with 620 pounds butterfat in 305 days The Elms Oxford Lady owned by Elmer E Keyt of Lakeview Michigan with 610 pounds butterfat in 305 days and Fomasa 2nd's Beauty owned by G H McKinstry of Washington Pennsylvania with 623 pounds butterfat in 305 days.
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American Jersey Cattle Club
E. M. Sherman
Charles City
Iowa
J. N. Martin
New Providence
Ayredale
Nina
Sir Owl
W. H. Eddy
Howard Lake
Minn
Elms Oxford Lady
Elmer E. Keyt
Lakeview
Mich
Fomasa 2Nd’s Beauty
G. H. McKinstry
Washington, Pa
Dairy Notes on Cow Diets and Pasture Management
The article argues that clever feeding reduces protein needs, calves grow on grain and hay after six months, and good pasture suffices for older heifers. It cites Cornell research on protein in dairy rations and notes legumes and silage cut feeding costs. Early pasture without roughage risks underfeeding cows in summer. Understanding cow needs improves diet adjustments.
Synthetic Cuprene Rubber Market Delay Due to Low Natural Rubber Price
Synthetic Cuprene is a practical synthetic rubber perfected to mimic natural rubber with added advantages. Production is delayed because natural rubber currently sells at about six cents per pound, the lowest price in history.
Creomulsion Promises Quick Relief for Persistent Coughs
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a new emulsified creosote medicine that soothes inflamed membranes and inhibits germs. It claims relief for persistent coughs colds bronchitis and other respiratory troubles with a money back guarantee if symptoms persist after following directions.
Misjudging Her Dad Humorous London Exchange
A witty exchange between a suitor and a humorist depicts misjudgment about the daughter at the seaside. The daughter claims she attracted the suitor and would anger the father if he learned of a wink. The playful dialogue hinges on misperception and social proprieties.
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London
Eternal Mystery Genta Nostra in Rome
A fragment from Genta Nostra in Rome presents a dialogue about punishment and guilt. The speaker asserts an obligation to punish while questioning the cause of pain if innocence remains.
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Pap
Genta Nostra
Rome
This Woman Lost 45 Pounds of Fat
A testimonial from Mrs. Carl Wilson of Manton Michigan praises Kruschen Salts for dropping 45 pounds and 6 inches from hips and bust in three months. She endorses the product, notes one bottle lasts five weeks, and urges taking a half teaspoon in hot water each morning.
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Carl Wilson
Manton, Mich
America
Old Lady at the Zoo Joke Draws Keeper’s Quip
In a humorous exchange from Literary Digest a keeper responds to a visitor asking if a lion is man eating. The keeper quips that there are few men available this week so the lion only gets beef.
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Literary Digest
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